Brandon Daniels

Brandon Daniels is an American technology executive and regulatory expert who serves as Chief Executive Officer of Exiger, a global risk and compliance technology company specializing in AI-powered supply chain transparency, third-party risk management, and financial crime prevention. Since becoming CEO in 2022, Daniels has led the company’s strategy to transform how governments and major corporations detect risk across complex global supply chains and regulatory environments.

Under Daniels’ leadership, Exiger has expanded rapidly as organizations seek advanced tools to navigate geopolitical risk, sanctions regimes, cybersecurity threats, and supply chain disruptions. The company’s technology platform uses artificial intelligence and advanced data analytics to help Fortune 500 companies and more than 50 government agencies identify vulnerabilities deep within their supplier networks, including risks related to forced labor, corruption, and national security.

Daniels is widely recognized for applying emerging technologies to solve complex compliance and operational challenges. Over the past two decades, he has worked at the intersection of technology, regulation, and global commerce, helping organizations manage some of the most complex crises in both the public and private sectors. His work has included supporting major regulatory reforms following the global financial crisis and assisting government agencies with supply chain coordination during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Before joining Exiger’s executive leadership, Daniels served as President of "Clutch Group", a global professional services and technology firm focused on legal and compliance solutions, and earlier held a senior leadership role as Vice President at "CPA Global", a major intellectual property software and services company.

Daniels is also a recognized thought leader on global trade, artificial intelligence, and supply chain resilience, frequently appearing in major media outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, CNBC, and Fox Business.